Oceane Dodin Joins Only Fans – Tennis Now

By Richard Pagliaro | Thursday, December 11, 2025Photo credits: Oceane Dodin Instagram

Oceane Dodin is spending part of her off-season making a career move.

The former world No. 46 has joined Only Fans, she announced on social media. Dodin has linked to her Only Fans account from her Instagram page.

The 29-year-old Frenchwoman joins Nick Kyrgios and Sachia Vickery among current or former players with Only Fans accounts.

Injury-induced inactivity has seen Dodin’s ranking drop from No. 46 to her current ranking of No. 818 as she played just 10 matches during the 2025 season.

Following a nine-month layoff, Dodin returned to the pro circuit in late September sporting a new look after undergoing breast enhancement surgery during her time away from tennis.

The Frenchwoman says she’s the first woman to play the WTA Tour after undergoing breast augmentation surgery.

“Yes, it’s true that I must be the first to play with breast augmentations; there has to be a first for everything,” Dodin told RMC Sport in an interview in October. 

If you’re unfamiliar with her story, Dodin was suffering from vertigo due to a long-time inner-ear issue. Consequently, she was forced to stop traveling and take time off the tour to recover.

The 2016 Québec City champion, who reached the 2024 Australian Open fourth round, stepped away from the sport for about nine months this season before her September return.

During that enforced break, she decided to have breast implant surgery, saying it’s something she always wanted but hadn’t previously done because of the recovery time required.

“It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a long time,” Dodin told RMC Sport.

“It’s true that I took advantage of this break because I told myself that since you have to stop about two months after the operation, when you’re in the season, it’s not possible. So I said to myself, ‘if I’m going to stop for six months, I might as well do what I want’.

“And then I prefer to do it now than at 40, when I’ll have finished my career.”

Dodin said some dissuaded her from having the breast implant surgery because they believed it would be too tough to comeback and play the pro tour after surgery.

“Everyone told me ‘you’re not going to be able to play’. As if I had put on watermelons,” Dodin said. “They’re not small, but that doesn’t bother me when I play.

“There are adapted bras. And then I prefer to do it now than at 40, when I’ll have finished my career.”

Dodin, who is still an active player, reached the round of 16 at the Angers, France Challenger last week losing to top seed and world No. 71 Alycia Parks 6-7(3), 7-5, 3-6. Dodin has earned $2.8 Million in prize money on the WTA Tour. It is projected she could match or exceed that in months through Only Fans.

Eight years after reaching her career-high ranking of No. 46, Dodin says she has no regrets on undergoing breast enhancement surgery.

“Simona Halep had a breast reduction as a junior, but they were very, very big. That handicapped her,” Dodin said. ““I’m very happy to have done it, I don’t regret it at all and it doesn’t bother me.”